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With a blend of humor, expertise, and passion for the game, Jake will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-13:14) – Don Fischer makes his weekly visit on Query & Company with Jake Query to recap the final seconds of Indiana’s loss to Maryland yesterday, identifies which mistake at the end of the game was the most critical towards the outcome of the contest, assesses whether the staff and roster is starting to feel the outside pressure from fans and media, and elaborates on the passing of long time IU fan Susan Gregory.
(13:14-36:36) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins Jake Query on the shot to weigh in on whether the officials favored the Chiefs yesterday with a couple of questionable calls, states that Anthony Richardson needs to show immediate improvement as a passer after working with the same guy who helped Josh Allen, and believes that Kenny Moore II is the biggest beneficiary of the Colts hiring Lou Anarumo.
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Indiana Hoosier legend Isiah Thomas joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to discuss the state of Indiana basketball. Isiah still has belief in Mike Woodson that he will be able to salvage this season, admits that some of the players on the roster don’t understand what it means to play at Indiana yet, and provides his perspective on how Mike Woodson is doing emotionally right now. Finally, Isiah backs up Jake’s opinion that Jonathan Bender would have been Kevin Durant if he didn’t deal with so many injuries.
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(00:00-26:48) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook wondering if the Indiana Pacers struggles because of all the distractions off the court. They bring back the conversation about Tyrese Haliburton needing to find ways to be more aggressive as a scorer when his team is struggling.
(26:48-36:44) – As we do on most Friday’s, Jake and Jimmy take you on a trip around the country for the two-minute drill! We visit Kansas City, Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Washington to preview this weekend’s NFL Conference Championship games between the Chiefs/Bills and Commanders/Eagles.
(36:44-44:53) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie debating if it would make send for the Pacers to pay Myles Turner, the reported, $30-million-dollars per year that he is coveting.
(44:53-1:24:19) – Former Indiana Hoosier legend Isiah Thomas joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to discuss the state of Indiana basketball. Isiah still has belief in Mike Woodson that he will be able to salvage this season, admits that some of the players on the roster don’t understand what it means to play at Indiana yet, and provides his perspective on how Mike Woodson is doing emotionally right now. Finally, Isiah backs up Jake’s opinion that Jonathan Bender would have been Kevin Durant if he didn’t deal with so many injuries.
(1:24:19-1:27:22) – Yesterday the Indianapolis Colts made it official that Lou Anarumo will be the team’s next defensive coordinator. Who does it benefit? How is it beneficial to the Colts? Are the Bengals statistics underneath Anarumo indicative on him or the players he was working with? Jake and Jimmy discuss.
(1:23:51-1:32:54) – Hour number two concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie previewing the AFC and NFC Championship games between Kansas City/Buffalo and Washington/Philadelphia.
(1:34:39-1:55:53) – Kevin Bowen from the Wake-Up Call with KB & Andy joins the program to preview the two conference championship games this weekend, his takeaways from Lou Anarumo’s press conference yesterday, and provides what his fan experience was like at the CFP National Championship Game on Monday earlier in the week.
(1:55:53-2:08:13) – During the break, Kansas City Steve called into the show to share his opinion on the Chiefs game this weekend against the Bills. It leads to Jake and Jimmy having a conversation about the Buffalo Bills and Josh Allen’s development.
(2:08:13-2:17:04) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-09:39) – As we do on most Friday’s, Jake and Jimmy take you on a trip around the country for the two-minute drill! We visit Kansas City, Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Washington to preview this weekend’s NFL Conference Championship games between the Chiefs/Bills and Commanders/Eagles.
(09:39-35:41) – Former Indiana Hoosier legend Isiah Thomas joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to discuss the state of Indiana basketball. Isiah still has belief in Mike Woodson that he will be able to salvage this season, admits that some of the players on the roster don’t understand what it means to play at Indiana yet, and provides his perspective on how Mike Woodson is doing emotionally right now. Finally, Isiah backs up Jake’s opinion that Jonathan Bender would have been Kevin Durant if he didn’t deal with so many injuries.
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(00:00-23:49) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing Indiana’s loss to Northwestern last night. They question how Mike Woodson can’t beat Northwestern and touch on Lou Anarumo’s comments from today’s press conference.
(23:49-36:56) – Earlier in the day Lou Anarumo met with the local media for the first time since being hired earlier in the week. Why did he decide to return to the state of Indiana? How does he plan on dealing with egos?
(36:56-44:49) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie debating if its acceptable for people to wear a navy-blue piece of clothing and pair it with a black piece of clothing.
(46:38-1:05:22) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers and Forbes Sports joins the program to preview the upcoming two games for the Indiana Pacers in Paris against the San Antonio Spurs. Plus, Tony believes that Isaiah Jackson’s injury could benefit the Pacers next season, explains how the Pacers were chosen to play in Paris, and believes that Myles Turner’s future could be tied to how the team performs in the playoffs.
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(00:00-16:18) - Tony East from Locked On Pacers and Forbes Sports joins the program to preview the upcoming two games for the Indiana Pacers in Paris against the San Antonio Spurs. Plus, Tony believes that Isaiah Jackson’s injury could benefit the Pacers next season, explains how the Pacers were chosen to play in Paris, and believes that Myles Turner’s future could be tied to how the team performs in the playoffs.
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(00:00-22:55) – Query & Company opens on a hump day Wednesday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook discussing last night’s loss for the Purdue Boilermakers against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Also, they discuss Butler almost pulling off an upset at Connecticut last night and ponder the idea of Dan Hurley becoming one of the most annoying/hated college basketball coaches with his sideline antics and comments.
(22:55-38:06) – Play-by-Play broadcaster Brandon Gaudin joins Query & Company to preview tonight’s game for Indiana against Northwestern. Jake and Jimmy ask Brandon for his opinion on the future of Mike Woodson, labels Michigan as one of the best teams in the country at adapting from game-to-game on what it needs to do in order to win, the performance issues of east coast teams after playing on the west coast, and him putting together a one shining moment video during the pandemic.
(38:06-46:38) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Jimmy by highlighting what some people have said about Lou Anarumo in the last couple of years, including a player that is still in action this weekend in the NFL.
(46:38-1:08:50) – Earlier in the program, Jake and Jimmy were discussing the Purdue Boilermakers loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes. They discuss one thing that they failed to mention during that conversation. It leads to a conversation about the future of the Big Ten when it comes to conference alignment and potentially going back to something the conference used to do.
(1:08:50-1:23:51) – Yesterday the Indianapolis Colts made it official that Lou Anarumo will be the team’s next defensive coordinator. Who does it benefit? How is it beneficial to the Colts? Are the Bengals statistics underneath Anarumo indicative on him or the players he was working with? Jake and Jimmy discuss.
(1:23:51-1:34:39) – Hour number two concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing something that was brought up in the YouTube chat. Is Indiana still considered a blue blood program in college basketball?
(1:34:39-1:57:52) – Sports Illustrated’s Matt Verderame joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to discuss if he’s returning to Indianapolis for the NFL Combine solely for Taco Bell Cantina. He also identifies Lou Anarumo as the best hire this offseason, previews the upcoming AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, assesses Anthony Richardson’s decision to work with the same guy who changed Josh Allen’s mechanics, and admits that this upcoming season could be the last chance for Richardson to prove he belongs as in the NFL.
(1:57:52-2:08:11) – Last week Jake did some researching trying to figure out if Colts fans would be reimbursed with the Colts losing a home game to go to Berlin next season. It leads to them wondering how the Pacers got selected to play in Paris tomorrow and Saturday.
(2:11:31-2:18:22) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-13:47) – Play-by-Play broadcaster Brandon Gaudin joins Query & Company to preview tonight’s game for Indiana against Northwestern. Jake and Jimmy ask Brandon for his opinion on the future of Mike Woodson, labels Michigan as one of the best teams in the country at adapting from game-to-game on what it needs to do in order to win, the performance issues of east coast teams after playing on the west coast, and him putting together a one shining moment video during the pandemic.
(13:47-35:41) – Sports Illustrated’s Matt Verderame joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to discuss if he’s returning to Indianapolis for the NFL Combine solely for Taco Bell Cantina. He also identifies Lou Anarumo as the best hire this offseason, previews the upcoming AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, assesses Anthony Richardson’s decision to work with the same guy who changed Josh Allen’s mechanics, and admits that this upcoming season could be the last chance for Richardson to prove he belongs as in the NFL.
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(00:00-24:46) – Query & Company opens on another frigid day with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing yesterday’s news that the Indianapolis Colts have hired Lou Anarumo as their defensive coordinator. They also touch on last night’s College Football Playoff Championship Game between Notre Dame and Ohio State.
(24:46-36:39) – ESPN’s Ben Baby joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to discuss what type of defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo was in Cincinnati, assesses how much of a say he had in Cincinnati with personnel decisions, believes that the front office didn’t assist him in replacing some key veterans the last two seasons, and labels the secondary as the most important position group in an Anarumo led defense.
(36:39-46:00) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing the upcoming two games for the Indiana Pacers in Paris against the San Antonio Spurs. They debate on what the team should do with the trade deadline nearing.
(46:00-1:07:57) – Stephen Holder from ESPN makes his weekly appearance on the program to share his thoughts on the Colts hiring Lou Anarumo yesterday. He reveals what Kenny Moore told him after the hiring and that Shane Steichen was the person leading the search for the defensive coordinator. Additionally, he assesses how much say he feels like Lou Anarumo will have when he gets into the building as he starts evaluating the roster.
(1:07:57-1:23:51) – Earlier in the program, Jake and Jimmy were discussing the CFP Championship Game, but Jimmy had a question for Jake that they didn’t discuss. They have a conversation that ties Notre Dame and the Indiana Pacers together.
(1:23:51-1:34:06) – Hour number two concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing what this offseason should look like for the Indianapolis Colts now that they have hired Lou Anarumo.
(1:34:06-1:57:44) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to share some of his takeaways from walking around Paris the last two days, explains what the team has done since arriving on Sunday afternoon, doesn’t believe that the Pacers will have any issues adjusting when they get back to the United States, and highlights a couple things that interest him with how the Pacers will operate moving forward since they are fully healthy finally.
(1:57:44-2:11:31) – Last night Jake started wondering if there has ever been a football coach in Indiana have a former player with a college football championship and Super Bowl within the same year. Once they finish pondering that, Jake asks Jimmy to share his emotions about Notre Dame’s loss to Ohio State.
(2:11:31-2:18:43) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-08:39) – ESPN’s Ben Baby joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to discuss what type of defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo was in Cincinnati, assesses how much of a say he had in Cincinnati with personnel decisions, believes that the front office didn’t assist him in replacing some key veterans the last two seasons, and labels the secondary as the most important position group in an Anarumo led defense.
(08:39-28:41) – Stephen Holder from ESPN makes his weekly appearance on the program to share his thoughts on the Colts hiring Lou Anarumo yesterday. He reveals what Kenny Moore told him after the hiring and that Shane Steichen was the person leading the search for the defensive coordinator. Additionally, he assesses how much say he feels like Lou Anarumo will have when he gets into the building as he starts evaluating the roster.
(28:41-48:40) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to share some of his takeaways from walking around Paris the last two days, explains what the team has done since arriving on Sunday afternoon, doesn’t believe that the Pacers will have any issues adjusting when they get back to the United States, and highlights a couple things that interest him with how the Pacers will operate moving forward since they are fully healthy finally.
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